Calamities > Pogroms

Pogroms

Pogroms
Reading book
Pogrom in Ukraine
1919-1921
Pogroms
Picture
© Moshe Hemain
  Anti-Jewish violence had occurred throughout the region known as the Pale of Settlement since the late 18th century when divisions of Poland substantially increased the numbers of Jews living under Russian rule.   During the late 19th and early 20th centuries this western portion of the Russian Empire, exploded with attacks on Jews including looting of property, murder, and rape.   At this time these “pogroms” against the Jews became much more common and this Russian word “погро́м” entered English and most other European languages.  Continue
Reading book
Picture
Click and read in English (Google translation)
Picture
Click and read in Russian (original)
Pogrom in Ukraine
1919-1921
Courtesy of Jewish Channel Institute
Map of pogroms
Lists of victims
Archives
Other links
Lists of victims
Disclaimer: clicking  the link you are going to leave TKF’s website and entering a third-party website over which we have no control.
Source: Jewish Channel Institute
Names of victims by towns
Source: different town's web pages
     Felshtin  
     Kiev
     Tulchin
     Novograd Volynsk
Source: Jewish Gem's Genealogy
List of Kiev Jews Who Died during Pogroms & Wars from Ukrainian archive (DAKO)
1917-1918  (1164-1-521)
1918   (1164-1-528)
1919   (1164-1-529)
1919  (1164-1-529)
Archives
Not translated documents
Victims of pogroms from Ukrainian archives (DAKO):
Chernobyl district (3050-2-3)
Chernobyl district (3050-1-262)
Tarashcha district (3050-1-43)
Kiev and Podolia provinces (2497-3-150)
Other links